Shaw's Doctor's Dilemma staged for Thursday night
Emil F. Myers sponsors Bernard Shaw's The Doctor's Dilemma to emphasize entertainment over satire. The New York Theater Guild repertory company will perform Thursday at the Municipal auditorium, with tickets from 75 cents to 3 dollars at Amarlo College of Music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emil F. Myers
Bernard Shaw
New York Theater Guild
Repertory Company
Amarillo College of Music
Polk Street
New York Company
Municipal Auditorium
Amarillo Mayor vows liquor purge and gas rate clash
A column reports Mayor Ernest Thompson pledges to drive out bootleggers and curb home brew while facing a gas rate dispute with the Amarillo gas company. It notes six rental houses tied to bootleggers, rising red whiskey prices, and a looming city commission showdown. The piece also shares local anecdotes and requests for a stray fox terrier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Thompson
Amarillo
Ernest
Jake
Hardware convention hears price systems and sales training
At Amarillo the hardware convention discussed price systems involving manufacturers, jobbers, and retailers and the impact of service costs on margins. Speakers urged profit through sales effort, record keeping, training, delivery efficiency, and coordinated Panhandle advertising. The gathering opened with 174 registrants and surpassed 250 by morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan H. Wilmot
Roswell
F. W. Struve
Abernathy
Mr. Struve
Panhandle
Ome
W. H. Rhodes
Roewell
H. E. Williams
Lamesa
H . Thompson
Dalhart
Amarillo
Doctors Explain Seasonal Hay Fever Treatments
Dr Balyeat outlines three main treatment categories for seasonal hay fever elimination of animal epithelia and dusts, desensitization with alternate pollens, and topical remedies. He notes cold air is not harmful but can irritate, and stresses testing for multiple sensitivities and potential complications. A banquet and talks by Dr Gregory are planned in Amarillo with visiting doctors and their spouses attending events.
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Balyeat
Jesse T. Nichols
Austin
Nichols
Texas
Crystal Room
Herring Hotel
M. S. Gregory
Oklahoma City
Amarillo
Storms Bring Rain and Fire Claims at Sugarland Penitentiary
Central and South Texas towns saw beneficial rain from half to two inches with Lampasas recording 1.30 inches in thirty minutes. A prison barn at Sugarland Penitentiary farm was destroyed by lightning, containing hay and feed valued over $10,000, but no people were hurt and the horses and mules were saved.
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Central
South Texas
Lampasas
Texas
Sugarland Penitentiary Farm
Frigidaire Demonstration At Local Show Draws Crowds
Large crowds watched Frigidaire’s car control demonstration at Southwestern Public Service Company rooms. The unit allows freezing adjustments without spoiling food storage. Recipes for 115 new desserts were handed out with booklets during the event. In New York, Harriet Walker of Par Avenue, a former Daisy Chain beauty at Vassar, is to be presented at court May 9 with her sorority sister Helen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frigidaire
Frigidaire Corportion
Southwestern
New York
Harriet Walker
Paravenue
Vassar
University of California
Herry
Helen Tihs
Solons Inspect Texas Counties as Committees Converge
The article lists senators and representatives from multiple counties visiting Canyon. Members include Thomason Nacogdoches Patton Crockett Hornsby Austin Westbrook Sherman Miller Weatherford Hardin Stephenville Small Wellington and others. Amarillo officials greet the legislators as the committees plan to finish their inspection this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gard Thomason
Nacogdoches
Nat Patton
Crockett
John Hornsby
Austin
Ed Westbrook
Sherman
Eugene Miller
Weatherford
Carl Hardin
Stephenville
Clint Small
Wellington
Tom de Berry
Rogota
J. R. Temple
F. C
Stovall
Canton
Luke Martin
Georgetown
Clyde Warwick
Canyon
Harold Kayton
San Antonio
House
T. J. Holbrook
Galveston
Henry E. Webb
Odessa
Reid
Colorado City
A. B. Tarwater
Tom Gaston
Board of Control
Amarillo
O. Gulekie
Board of Regents of State School
W. H. Fuqua
KE. O. Thompson
Henry Ansley
News-Glove
Radio Schedule Highlights From Station Lineup
A historical radio listing shows program blocks with stations WTAM WWS KSD WHO KWY WDAF KSTP WTMS WHAS WMC WSB WSB KVOO KOAIL at 9 00 Eskimos Also WGY WTAM wws KYW KSD WOW WHO WDAF KSTP WEBC WHAS WSM wmc WFAA KPRC WDAI WKY WEBC. At 9 30 Four Contraltos led by Frank Hemstreet with WHO. At 10 00 Vaudeville featuring many stations including WGY WTAM WWJ WGN KSD WHO WDAF KST WTMJ WEBC WSM WFAA KPRC WOAI WKY WOW WHAS.
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WTAM
WWS
KSD
KWY
WDAF
KSTP
WTMS
WHAS
WMC
WSB
KVOO
WTMJ
WEBC
WSM
WFAA
KPRC
Heflin Gets Black Eye on Whoopee Tour
Thomas Heflin Jr. a states rights advocate on prohibition reported a black eye after a research for Volstead law along Broadway. The Alabama senator’s son finished a tour of the whoopee belt last night at West 80th Street station after arriving aboard the liner Ancon from Panama.
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Dy United Press
New York
Thomas Heflin, Jr
Broadway
Young Neflin
Alabama
West 80Th Street
Panama
Blizzard Sweeps Nevada and Parts of California
A blast of blizzard conditions hit northern Nevada and portions of California while the Atlantic coast endured a heat wave. Unseasonably warm weather in April followed by a snow storm blanketed the Sierras with heavy snow, including 18 inches at Norden, and four inches at Reno, marking the heaviest of the year.
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Associated Press
New York
Atlantic Seaboard
Nevada
California
Mercury
Atlantic
Sierras
Norden
Cal
Reno
Funeral Rites for Gosser Tomorrow
Funeral services for G. A. Gosser 69 pioneer cigar manufacturer who died in a local hotel room will be held at 2:20 PM Wednesday at Griggs chapel. Mrs. C. B. Lawler Christian Science reader will officiate. Pallbearers: Col. FE Thompson R. L. Roberts S. R. Isaac son Walter B. Allen W. H. Morley R. D. Field. Burial Llano cemetery.
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G. A. Gosser
Griggs Chapel
C. B. Lawler
Christian Science Church
Col. FE
C. Thompson
R. L. Roberts
S. R. Isaacson
Walter B. Allen
W. H. Morley
R. D. Field
Llano Cemetery
Young Man Held in Bells Bank Robbery
A young man was arrested in Durant Oklahoma in connection with the Bells bank robbery. He wore blue trousers and a white shirt and matched the robber described by Sheriff Arthur Vaughan.
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BELLS
Associated Press
Sherman
Durant
Oklahoma
Arthur Vaughan
Denison
U S Planes Drop Bombs in Nicaragua
United Press reports American army planes fighting Nicaraguan rebels dropped bombs on the Honduran village of Las Limas causing fires and extensive property damage amid ongoing regional combat.
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United Press
Tegucigalpa
Honduras
Las Limas
Oklahoma Solon Carter Dies at Ardmore
Charles D. Carter longtime Oklahoma congressman and state highway commissioner died suddenly at his Ardmore home from heart disease. In New York Hank Miller, newspaper seller for 20 years, jailed 60 days for nuisance after being found with over $11,000 in savings banks and a secret safe box.
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Associated Press
Ardmore
Okla
Charles D. Carter
Oklahoma
New York
Hank Miller
Table Service in the Servantless Home
Ida M. Chitwood outlines practical rules for serving at home without servants. She stresses keeping hot foods hot and cold foods cold, using simple yet tasteful methods, maintaining clean linen and shining silver, and adapting tableware to budget and strength while preserving dignity and ease.
STANDARD RADIO SET CONTROLS AUTO HERE
Claud M Daniel reports on a driverless Dodge demonstration using a Zenith radio control. A rear car operator sends impulses via a radio linked to the front car to steer, accelerate, horn, and halt. Signals resemble pig grunts and the system mirrors telephone dialing without wires. The Dodge is noted as especially suited for robot driving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claud M’daniel
Zenith
Radio Corporation of America
Editorial sketch on politics and finance in 1920s America
The piece argues Wisconsin may discard enforcement measures after a voters referendum while recalling legislators who resist. It cites President Coolidge on two terms, critiques usury and stock ownership rhetoric, and notes French-U S diplomatic issues including Ambassador Herrick and a prospective successor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ambassador Herrick
America
Hoover
Mr. Herrick
Broadway Melody to Be at Mission
The Broadway Melody will open at the Mission theater Friday. Anita Page stars as New York’s most beautiful chorus girl in a lavish night club scene with evening caps hiding the growing-out hair. Page wears flesh chiffon gowns with beaded embroidery and matching caps, plus another scene features a black and white bead costume with a contrasting cap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anita Page
Mission Theater
Miss Page
New York
Deadwiley Freed on Bond in Beer Case
Deadwiley Freed on bond in federal case charged with possession of 174 hotties of beer. He was arrested Saturday by a federal agent and deputies, released on own recognizance to appear Monday and make bond.
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Co. C
Gas Auditor Report Heard In Amarillo City Session
City commission met in a closed special session to hear a report by city auditors on Amarillo Gas Company records. Reportedly the auditors found troubling profit details and discussed discharge of the old auditors to start with a clean slate for the new commission.
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Amarillo
City Commission
Jeff Bartlett
BE. O. Thompson
Rebels surge toward Ojinaga as federal forces gain edge
Mexican federals and rival insurgents clashed near Ojinaga after rebels killed Lt Col Raul Cardenes and Captain Quintanilla. About 150 counter revolutionists seized rifles and machine guns, advancing from Juarez and Chihuahua toward the border town under government control.
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Ojinaga
Associated Press
Presidio
Texas
Raul Cardenes
Quintanilla
Escobar Prepares New Rebel Assault on Naco
Dispatches report General J. G. Escobar planning a third assault on the Federal stronghold at Naco Sonora as he moves 15 car troops from Juarez to reinforce General Fausto Topete. Observers note Rebel cavalry detachments and the troop train near Oromina six miles south of the border as the offensive moves forward.
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Escobar
Naco
United Press
Ariz
Sonora
J. G. Escobar
Juarez
Fausto Topete
Topete
Oromina
Calles Plans Mazatlan HQ to Direct Pacific Campaign
In Mexico City on April 9 General Plutarco Elias Calles prepared to set up headquarters at Mazatlan to personally oversee the Pacific coast campaign. The move signals his intent to suppress remaining revolt efforts and push Federal armies along the west coast before a potential union of opposing generals in Sonora.
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Iturbe and Cruz
Topete
Escobar
Sonora
Police witnesses summoned in Clarendon murder trial
Chief H L Gaither and fingerprint expert Fd Holloway are summoned as witnesses in the trial of Bert Tall Joe Dunwoody and Jimmy Brown for the murder of J S Richey Hedley night watchman last December. Hall and Dunwoody detained in Potter county jail. Brown held at Clarendon.
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H. L. Gaither
Fd Holloway
Police Department
Bert
Cowboy
Tall
Joe Dunwoody
Jimmy Brown
Clarendon
J. S. Richey
Hedley
Hall
Dunwoody
Potter County
Gaither
Brown
Amarillo
Wichita Falls Man To Head Church Group
Rev. C. M. Beyer of Wichita Falls was named chairman of the Texas Division of the Missouri Lutheran Synod at the close of its division session in Austin Texas. The report also notes commentary on ambassadorships and political influence.
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Wichita Falls
United Press
Austin
Texas
C. M. Beyer
Missouri Lutheran Synod
Market Report from Kansas City Chicago and New Orleans
Trading across livestock and grain markets shows mixed moves with hogs and cattle mostly steady to lower in Kansas City and Chicago while cotton futures rise on favorable weather and spillover buying in New Orleans. Wheat corn and oats firming tempered by profit taking, poultry markets steady with modest price ranges.
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Chicago
Associated
Rela
New York
Associated Press
New Orleans
Liverpool
Shorts
Ward
Butter and Eggs Markets and New York Stock Letter
Butter prices show declines with creamery and storage firsts quoted. eggs markets list assorted grades and prices. New York markets open lower with traction shares down after court decision. copper majors slide while American Express leaps. Mack Trucks gains on current tres reports and overall cautious trading amid credit concerns.
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New York
Supreme Court
Brooklyn Manhattan
Third Avenue
American Smelting
Calumet & Hecla
Nevada
Cerro de Pasco
American Express
U. S. Steel
Rce
Steamski
Mack Trucks
Chrysler
Granby
Anaconda
Miami
Calumet & Arizona
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Myers
Rost
Howdy
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Nosh
Park
Belle Kniffin
Ripley
J. F. Hamilton
South
Buchanan Street
Mr. Hamilton
United States
C. C. Branch
Tack
Charline Wilson
Charles Wilson
North Taylor Street
Alice Moore
North Pierce Street
H. C. Stoakes
Paducah
O. L. Nislar
Lubbock
Ss. T. Harrison
Memphis
Solons
Heflin
Gosser
U. S
Nicaragua
Solon
Ida M. Chitwood
Wisconsin
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Maryland
Berger
Coolidge
Cosmopolitan Magazine
China
Federal Reserve
American Stock Exchange
Northcliffe
Abbe
Joseph Belle
Lille
France
Deadwiley
Chihuahua
East
Mexico
Kansas City
East ST. Louis
Majestic Radioy
Panhandle Music Company
Polk
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